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r: ...,,- f 1 I :g- -, /,'"i• :,s I vzi ... 4 - 4 V -40 .it r • r.: - :,--itCC i ' , • i,- NuAIBER 5661:1 NEw . _ . 4estTHEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDE-N. 9:NIORROW EVENING, Nov. 3, 1 810, wilt aeteti the Tragoty of - NIACBETH. Macbeth Mr KEMBLE • matdu tr. ' Mr. C. KEM 1. ; 1 0 , Lady Macbeth, Mrs. SI D DONS. v filch will he added (by permissicci of the Proprietors of tile heatre Royal, Hayinstket), the Farce of THE VILLAGE LAWYER. Scant, Mr. VAWCE FT ; Snarl, Ntr. RLANCI-lARD ; Sheeprace, Mr. EMERY; • laces Mrs. Scout, Nlra. DAVENPORT. - for he t ,of Mr Brandon, the w till F tne.B tn oxes Prince to 's:p aken lace, Hart- . stteet, trout at Ten • ut), 7s. Secord.."price 3s. 6d.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second-t)rice sec , l y 2i. Second-price is —UpperGallery is. r i " - Price 6d. -No Money to he returned. t e4ii 't Doors will he ‘lpetieti Hail past Five, and the !lay (y 1 t i t Hair pit t six. / he ( 1' • '"ntia the Mountaineers; with (never performed) Historic P m autunir,t Drama of La Perouse, or, t)l3t e On Tuesday, The Gamester . ; with surpme. On Wednesday, Ti.t Exile.—Un tit, h the Provoked Uns,banri, or,. A lournev to.t. o n . C, ' with , last time thiS Season) Harkquin and - Mother' ' 4 e, or, h e Gokicrr F.,ag . Or, Friday, Kiilg I ohm. t b ROYAL, LYCEUM. (Und er the Aurnority•Ot the. Lott!) CHAMBERLAIN.) HIS PRESENT EVENING, Nov. 2, 1810, Tlieir Majesties' s+ervAots - wilt act the Comedy of JOHN BULL ; Or, AN 1.1 :' , F3 iv! +IKE-SIDE. - Peregrf c. Mr. EA RE ; The f-fon. Mt. NiiAttetoti,. Mt.'i)E CAMP; kart of Fitz Bataan,. Mr. fvIADI)OCKS ; Sir Simon ROchdate, Mr. 1' EN Eli • • job Thornberry, .Mr. LOVEG ROVF: ; Dan, , Mr. OXISE R RN' t nennis Brulgrider),' .Nix. I ( )1-iNSTON E ; Lady Caroline fl ray mum Mrs. LO V R , ; (tr oi Mary Thomberry..N.liso;EW, 11 the Theatre" Royal, Brignion first appear - ance in Loud n) ; l i Mrs Brulgrutidery, .Mrs. SPARKS.. - which wia.be added, tie .Mus i cal Finertamment of NO SONG NO -SUPPER. • Frederick, Mr: I. S. Ai t 1 H ; Crop, - Mr. IYI GN U ; • • EntlitaN, M iS; Robin Mr. PLNLEY • • William, Mr. SMiTH; . 1)04.111); mrs: BLAND ;• - • ' Louisa,-Miss. POOLE ; Neiiy, M t s. ORGEtt; - Fl a Margrettt. - 1111. MOUNTAIN. S t , ces to he taken ut 'Mr. Spring, at the [cox-Office in the S~~ttd Boxes Entrance' of whom may als® -be tiad 1' ovate l eS ght ly t:ir . , 6s. Sedritut:r rise ;s.--Pit js. 6d. Second-pric e is. — c Ari " . Y 24 . SecOnd-price Is.--Uppe r Galler y is. Second e6 fo,,:c Doors to be °rued at Half past live, and Per, tu r - ' n ce to begin at Half p.ist Six --N ,ney to be re nen. r Saturday, All in the Wiong.;. with ilit or Miss ! -7 , "lotKlay tandestut.: Marriage.—On Tuesday, The e'crite. , hitse Atirms, or; My Cou toChuraday, The ....ontederacy.—Uri Frictay, A Trip ! 4 .cittborotrh 6 • - ENERAL SFR JOHN MOORE' , COR A. UNN Cr v ) 44 . A I ENT CAN' I,sTEA farming a re•,cular T e „ ",a l Y.liett tur the Field, liarraLks, &c.. also a SOFA fur .a 21 1 ' 1.&,,m, &c. and I tkcwi , e a SEA Ci T toy on board the wtiole packiNg in a snail Valite,.allowe , t the nost ever yet .inatintactured, invented by NIORi, ,v 7 SANDERS, No.. t 6 and 17. Cathenne.street, •trat d, pnincithumbly pre.&'utne the hi'Ahea honours ought to be 4 1 ,ir those who so galiintly live , and die tor'their King ‘ , Ottirry: • - . FASI-IIONABL DANCING, 'sl Mr. ALLEN, privately• taught, at No. 19; t , i Sherrard-street, Golden-square , to L adies and Gentle oflll: any age, who have never learned that Accomplish or have nut Modern Styl.. tho ir. A kn's System Of Teaching is expressly studied for abi„' e to whoinit is an . ObjeCt to acquire easily that fashion a4Vequisite for genteel Society, expeditiously., privately, - 1 ." 1 4 superior style Or grace and elev.ance. ,hrlSe Who do nut want private teaching, may learn, At a t=xpence, with a resiiedable set o Pupils on the pub pat.",ing livenings. t r ote . ShOrs of Dancing taught the most elegant and fan c y a n and all the superior parts of the l' roress,ion. • he Subscription Assemblies are every Friday , . , GRAND CITY LOTTERY. • tY Order of the Lords of His Majeqt37'sTreasury, o r , tile Third and Last GRAN D ciT Y,EIrITERY w the 4t h ot December, ti l • CERTIFICATE. g urv e, whose names are hereunto :-.uhscrjhed ae carefully a s ,;eYcti anti valued the several Freehold Buildings .allotted „,_rrrizes in the Third City Lottery, and we ads4.lge these_" ate Value of each to be as follows: PAYNTER. THOMAS SW (THIN, 1). R. ROPER.' h oncion, August 24, 1809. SCI-IE ME. 3 Prizes of ,C 3,000 . . . . 2,p0 . . . 2,700 . . . 2,b00 . . . 2, 300 . . . 1,900 I Piizeofk:s,7oo I • • • 9,930 . . . 9,3v0 I . . . . b,glo I . . . . 4,100 I . . 4,000 I . . . . 3,800 I . . 3,50 e , . . . . I,i 00 I • • • • I . 500 . • 3 • • - . 3,300 145ohis P 3 . , . . 3,100 1 .NO PIXEL) PRIZE., ropirty is so rapirity improving, that there can be te % °u t )l it will be worth double its present Value in a very ;years. i s :"CKE FS and SHALES e re now on Sale at the follow ii__Oflices, No. 13, Pickett-street ;8, Cornhill ;is and zB, ti fi ner -street • 7 Snow -hill ;' 6, Aldgate (Corner of Hounds teh \ . . ~ , fie ' , 4 1 9. Oxtord-street; ; 120, Strand; and 14, Parlia nt- street. .._ , . kAGUE's G4NLi:IAL DETECTOR and NA ti• VAL, iia m LiyA RY SENTIN EL, of the. 31s . t of Q,,,, i (34 eri contains an Exposition ot the British , Criminal 1 - "e —A Letter to the Loris of the Treasury upon the Con the Vt ene,rals Trigge..and. Fux• at Gibraltar, an. - 1 that ot en ,"`st•• India Board, with Iturriarks op, Mr. Cobbeit's Ob. s be D u Ot l , o lts on the late A. Goldsniidt. 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OTlce in boards • • Lsq. , a. o New BridAe-Street, ~- • , ,Louc!tat.. • Honoured Sir, Edinburgh, \lat l cii il"lot. . • BEG leave to inform, yop, that evcr since the ,year 119 o; I have beet!'alllrded With, the' Lilt's Vein, red; which; aoni its-OttglinatelY"reSittitti ever. course of Medicine prestri bed. by,. the mostitniineptiloti the Faculty here, and .widergyingt.sevcra.l se t y . ede.,,goitrsts i of salivation, twicediSehardd Pohl tit'frospital; with little relict, would appear to'be of the• most inveterate nature.' the sPring , of last *year injtcAlsordef-t hati!got-tO such . •a head, as nearly the ; ar c lyto to p ‘ u v t n a_ o p i er t i n ot y l i t i o d.ai nii,y6e,nx6ilo etwlt arm, : and m ). l egs cg. 7 4 • 7 1,, d. ulcer -WerebroiteMtut in a. friglitfill Manner t . , my right rc as ( - head.. fully painful; and.hati ..be&t, in a. stati„ of ulceration t o r*the last seven'years.;_ my ,left,,Nd also - two largemod es on i t , was very much diScofodred; and gave me stach,exetutio.u. fug pain, particularly when Warm in . bed, ,as nearly to de. - prive Me of rest ;-iii this !lamentable statL!, was , -i - ecoin.• . inentied by Mr. J . Thompson,. (who,,tecebied so'. gieat cure. by them here), t.; ,take yolk ,Leake,'s. :Patent 'Pills, which I began to dt, the' •20ilt cif ; ill the. course e.t ,a fortnight, 1 began to receive benetirri4ii little more • than .3 otsalth, the, ulcers ; on • my. aud'!!a.rms vere soundly healed—soon atter, the-sores on my legs . - healeit also; leaving, however, constiterable. tliscoloitration in the skin . ;!lind pain in:the _buiae...cr hLi -Cott; whit Alt. by'- the sing of God, and a little perseverance ii..yottikiiv4- luabtr Medicine, subsidexl ; the nodes dtsoeSSilln, the skip 'regainidg its oat ufa hue,. and tile nuctiinfal (rains griduallb ow ca. t thus became, by .yottr liberaleadtiiceand..‘l4. perfe,...tly free from Aij • my former complaints-J4- have recovered my former spirits and _ str,ingth, and am bel,- come jut,i) , and." bit, in which state (laving coittinu'ed titan) m o nths to the astiishinent.'of who ka,:w ine,' lam at a iossin w' m hat .terms to express my gr.ititude',..but ,tieg„Mou, t orine -gotid of other sintering' mOrtals, to make, this, 1 - my -c•asas pUblit as 'possible . ,- as I shall on every" Occasion ; in •so doing,' .you will 'greatly. oblige;.: Sir,. your. •grateful, obedient, very humble servant, ALEX.: ;-..11/RIi.E.R; Swan's Close,lligh-street, Edlnburglt.' Witnesses to the above Cure : lonti TtiOMPiosi, No. ;, New- Poultry Market; and .10tiN NVINTOS VI, Old Assembly-close, Edinburgh. ~. Prepared and Sold by the sole'Propri:Aor, Tito m s Y tor., 'Member of the Royal College of 'Sul-- It...ins, at his House,: No, 9, New Bridge.street, ,Londul , • 'where; after constant resideliCe•-`of more than tuirty-six years, in a t practice • par Lieu holy • direcled to 'the cure ot Venereal Compliiints and those incidental to N the Parts of - Generation, with that inviolable secrecy which men hi his profession-should always observe.in .sucli asses, he batters himself, the advice and . assistance lie gratuitously administers 'to persona taking this Nlefilcine, will esteemed,. by a. -diseeini.ng , Public , an - liAntake:s e- • doin attainable and void or.:all ambiguity. , . - Al) a- Id, by Itis' appointment, for the convenienct of those living at a diStanee, ar' the Perfumer's No. 35, St. • ~Alban's,street,,,Pall,.Mall I, the 1 . 63, ()it ord-strect ; , Mr. I.)i&bor - ottgles,• No. 7, 1 , Eish-strcet-liil.l I . Mr. Steel's, Bookseller, No: tittle TO..var hill • Mr,l3.axter's . South-bridge, . Edinrau4ll; , Mr. Mac donald, Q-lasgow,; :Mr. Bull, Dame-std'est, ant?_ by . uric pers , nl in every considerable town in c; re s at Britain:inn -het Mitt,' i l l boxes of only as. cacti,' sealed tip with lull . ~)1 anti plain •directions, whereby persons of either sex -May meniselve.s with case, spaced, secrecy, and safety.. a;'N.ll. Every Box sold in C;reat Britain ! is, sealed up with Statrip, on which,''hY favour of the eihinnissioners is at,,thei:Starrn> ifice-. 7 "- T. Taylor, No. 9; Nev. Ilridge r ,strett,"--tpimittitc which ist Fawn', aixt cithers ., - ae Couitteiteits. i' ; [PRICE SIXPENCE TrAtrptNN e 1 IMPERIAL pAIILLIMENT HOUSE OF LORDS. THUTIRDAY, NOV.' 11. • 'INDISPOSITION OF THE This day their tordShips' House Met ,pursuafit- to the lasr•pr::rogation, by • Which'the Meeting of Pat liament had been prorogued to•lhe NO,vember. At'fOur o'clock, • The LORD CHANCELLOR rose, and • prOceeded to state the circumstances ut,der .which their Lordshtps., were assemble.d. Their Lordships, lie. were", now Met' without any previous . notice Of Stltol4,lolis It steis 101111Iiitti • in "the Gazette that it was tho -pleasure of his Majesty that the . l"arbament shotiA be further prorogued from the - ist to the 9.Dtli vember, and - a Commission had been prepred to 'that cffe6t; It had not, howetrer, received ripe slot. mattual';'and the- melancholy. - cireutustgvce which occtured, his',Majesty's'perS(.ol' i t idi s poi i o n, prevented'its obtaining; 1!•6 santßion of the my al nature. Whether - under such' circtinistanCes it ikould have been proper in the LorJ to have- affixed the Great Seal' to that. insiruitiene was a question_ Which he should not at present. stop to discuss; be did not deem it. advisanle- So - to do.. It was with infinite Concern netad fo - state that Majesty has:been, and was seriously - indisposed, and . certain lie wis, 'that this indispgsition of his M :3e - sty, hart arisen Iron t lit! severe prcssure of do rwstit'afilit:= lion: While that melancholy . reflection ,:reused port their Lordships' minds, it would be some inttigatien of their 'grief -to be intortned, that:the Pnysiciartl lin - attended Iris Majesty entertain,'d'the'n', - o4 fident expectations of his 'speedy 'recovery:, :tai that these expe&atious were ertcburiused the lust twenty-four hours:: It' wc.)ul&be, therefore, tor it Lordships' wisdom to determine w hat •line '6l con du& shnuld.be pursued under - the eireanivatices he h-ad , now related. 7' Eitl of LIVERPOOL - then— rzoe,' antl after stair g that he entirely agreed in' every sentiment that had fallen-friti his Noble arid 'Lear-oed•Et-iend, said - that be had only to lit ~pos,;agreein)ly ro pre- 'detietits on such occaion§,rhat'llie 'Horse 'adjourn'to ThorSdiy, the. 151. n itiqact.• He.'shotild 'AlsiPwish t hat on: that :day . as hill-,tri at-ten ~ t hree ate-, - fniAitt be pro...urcd . , lit order* any •nteasut e +at sh 94 id 'be d'eetTL.o iit.ees,at v, it •hoLieri. , ,o the iiiiies;'• kind 'most; goikire• consid...rat 1 - le frosted,. indeed; ttrat.no:sta.?Kihii.a,tere faSdhat to which : di t itie:l would , be"; fohndn'ecessur, as the physicians in att , ndatice- on his . .. Majesty had de clared that they entertuwed the most con i*je tli p:,etati/Uis of his _Nlajesty's speedy recovtry. He thought, howet,er, that their Lordi . h4misnould be prepared for'all.ev-nts,'aild under Alt:it. impiessinn a4.d cotwitlioti he shottld - Move,--- . -" That the House bovtr•fidjourn till Thui:da , the tstl - i inst.• FI.,I•LANO rose, not to atlyObjt..o;oll io the motion of the Noble Eat., bit iattl....r to exiiress his acclhiesceneein it.. He cefiaCtil)i would aave p•refer:ed, ~s.hathdd on a. tor tTi l' an adjournment:de die vi diem ; Put for thetsak,." of tii.it 01)2ininity, whi...11 was ,so *desiLae`: on such ati ocea , noil; he wodd gNr,uh that opinion, and vote fordhe inotiou of the Noble - „ , 1., , ..Earl of LIVERVQOL then mkwei, THt th-ir LhrdShips do now . adjourn 1 - 1%, t5t1i101a111,• Which nidtiou % , as aiitted to • The Noble Elfl - .next moved, That their sin - mooned for tht"driy ; 'and that the LORD CHNCELL )It be desired to get letters written' to : each Noble Lord, requesting his at- T e rns motion was also agreed to nem. dissent. The ilonse initnediatelk acijOurncd to Thur'sdajoi ~.-• he 15th inst. HOUSE OF COMMONS, THURSDAY, NOV.I. The Hopse,rpet this clay, at half-past three o'clock, in consequence of the melancholy ciralustance al rpa..ly . the 'Public. The SPEA E: it 00i:.111 seat at, thq table . itumedikitely, apd at . about four aaiires i sed the ,tions , ,t, there being then present above One ih‘.l,n'slr.e . cl, He,: spoke: dearly as fol,ows _ 4 GENTA.F.mEN,The House is now met this be 'mg the last day 1,0 which Parliament was lirorogilel, but I am inlormed, • that.,hotwithstandim h is jesv„ . 't Proclamation . upon the übje . ',:t of ,a fort,h , :r pioprogotion, pp message is to be expeqe4 from his Majesty's. Corinnis4ioners upon that ,stiLijeit, no cornhaissior) for prorogation I;'ing wade, out. Under such circurnstarkcpi I feel 'it .my .diaty,..p) take ,the Chair, in.orcier,Lhat the ,lionseinal , be alile ta:ad journ,itsell, and I take the chair . accordingly. The S.PLIKER Iriying,taken the Ctiair,7lkated,tliat lieliad ,ordered a new writ to be wade uut:tor a Bur ges,l,,to serv,e,in Parliament, for'the holough of .tior. Thiituptop, , in the room of the Hop 7 Bouverie,P deceased., The Cfr,4N,cfkuma of the EXCIIEQUER cben rose. He said,he,W,ispersuAded that, it w(qiid' - be nnoecessary for him to stati:t the uccalion UpQII vi Li It ; he,House were now assembled, as they. Were, ready intitxuttf:k that th;s v..as the laSt.,day to w hit It Parliament,had been proroguedi.;bo! 01,er the Pro ,elarnatiou,,.vhia .had appe4red in the, (.;i,iteite,.eN , - pressive - of his Mjesty's. wish,, that it...huuld he prorogtied . still.farther, the House would. no doubt be anxious to linow, why, after his : Ntajt-r!,iys ple , -, sure beitiplcciared, his servants . -were not pteoLr d to execute his commands, and prorogue .the Parlia 111M accordingly.. ~He felt it to be his duty, and a painful'one it waSi : tp statp . ibe.cause.,,, It was owing